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About The Beaverton enterprise. (Beaverton, Or.) 1927-1951 | View Entire Issue (July 7, 1933)
J of o. Established 1927 SEVENTH YEAR NO. 16 1 ■ i» BEAVERTON, OREGON, - RENEWED IN1EREE1 IN All GSVERNMENl! Eighty Carloads of Rock Put Through Hazeldale 1 UIDAY, I LLY 7. W.v* Is the Air Race Mascot Crusher in One Day The next day after the 4th of July ! the boys put eighty car loads of j Citizens Everywhere Are rock through the crusher. Claude McKay former conductor on I Studying Problems Which the Hazeldale Short Line railroad— ! Affect Them like all other good railroad men—has i been employed by the government ! Possibly, never before in the his-' and is now in the woods. Somebody said Wednesday that | tory of America has there been such an interest in public affairs evidenced Tom Miller, hustling truck driver at j by the rank and file of its «itizens as ' l ^e quarry, had to be good now be- has developed during the past several c*use he has been elected school di months. J rector. W e say Tom has been a good j Suddenly nearly every citizen in the fellow all the time, country was brought face to face “ Spooky Tavern" is coming—one j with the realization that everything night only, at Hazeldale school house, j that glitters is not gold. As a fact. Who is the first man at the quarry i they found almost without warning every day—Charlie Hoag the engineer j that the old ship of stat^ was runn- and he knows liow to keep up steam. | ing dangerously near the rocks. Busl- Arthur Mills, the best foreman in j ness, commerce, industry and govern - ' the county, has everything running ment all showed dangerous signs of fine—did you know he played clarinet! deterioation and collapse. 1 in the famous Beaverton band a few \ In their desperation everybody be- years back—Well sir, one time the j gan at once and with one accord to band was playing "On the Banks of blame the other fellow and every- the Wabash” and they all fell in. thing for the dilema in which all Since McKay left for the woods, found themselves. somp new faces appear on the Hazel- Sii -ilii ttruwu. champion hah.v avintrlx, was appointed national air race Then they began taking an interest dale railway system, Mr. Carey down in the affairs of their government, lo- the lane, was brakeman last week, he mascot h i l.os Angeles Slit Is only three and one half, but her amazing record cal, state and national, and when as was a dandy, now comes Jim Jones, of of several hundred hours In the air, two transcontinental air flights, one forced a matter of fact, had they shown the Aloha, distant relative of Casey Jones landing and other aerial adventures qualified her as the official mascot of ihe all meet u onlng July 1 Sheila Is shown perched on the llendlx trophy same interest in such affairs in year's ] possibly, he is bringing the rocks in gone by, it is doubtful if a condition ! on schedule. 'Gresham City Officials such as has been experienced within Somebody saw Kenneth Mills in St. Marys to Sponsor the past months could have ever been Hillsboro Tuesday, “Midsummer Frolic ” Soon Inspect Town W ater Plant possible. I Can you beat it—here is a good one Looking at the conditions as one ■ —lot of the boys who were in Hills- Huber, Oregon, July 7- On Thurs- Beaverton is winning renown from finds them today, and in an effort to ! boro are telling how dusty it was at place a finger on just why it has all the 4th of July celebration—say one > day ,evcr'1in^’ June 201 a committee its first municipal water plant—Gre happened, there seems to be but one fellow said it was 96.8 per cent dusty i coutpoeed of a number of leading busi- sham city officials were in town Wed answer. The cause of it all rests up there—so ht took 3.2 oh! boy! to I neas men of Beaverton and Huber, nesday inspecting the Town reser with each individual in this nation. make it 100 for the day—they call it mel at Huber to discuss plans for a voir, new well and pumping plant— I “ "Midsummer Midsummer Frolic” to be held in the they were favorably Impressed with O f course everyone will throw up his "Happy Days.” near future. The purpose of this ! the local water system. hands in protest against such an in- j " ------------------ "Frolic” is to replenish the Athletic While here they stated that Gresh dictment, but take time to analyze it JVIps. F r e d K r e y e H o n o r e d Fund of St. Mary’s Home, am for some time has purchased thoroughly and see what the final an at Miscellaneous Shower Tbe best talent- both local and from Bull Run water from Portland but swer will be. I Portland, is being secured for this oc- that now they have decided to dig a Everyone will tell you that he has j | casion. Plans are also under way for well and install a municipal water been deeply interested in the affairs! M .ss Kathryn Beach entertained | improvi n„ the ”aCOusUca"of the” Hall While in our of government. He will tell you that 1 wiU. „ miscellaneous shower last lmPr0; ‘nB acoustics or tne Hall, system of their own. U U „ , u miscellaneous snower lasi and a„ possible care wiU be taken to city Councilman Fordney and Water he has cast his vote for the men he ; Thursday evening in honor of M rs.} insure a „ ood reception of the ner- ; Supt. Goyt were hosts to our friends consldered best fitted for the various , p-red Kreye (Fern Chinn) who is a j f ormance from Multnomah county. jobs to ^ «Hed at the hands of recent bride. Those present were Thp commiUte ,8 comp08ed of the the voters There is no doubting that M ls. Delbert EUls, Mias Alma Sulli- fQlowlng well known residents of contention in the least van, MlSs vVinifred Thoms, Miss Ruth ; B(iaverton and H uber: Dr. Forest L. Rev. Springer Enjoys There U alway. a lively Interes n 1 Lundgren. Miss Betty Taylor. Mrs. Howard, Messrs. Krank A McMena. Vacation at Coast political affairs This is borne out m .Florence Meyer, Mrs. Erma Hanna, mjn charlpa J. Rose, Jack Tatlock the "o w d s who turn out to hear can- Mrs. Kreye and the hostess. Many , and A]bprt T Kemmer. Mr. and Mrs. Springer, pastor and didates address the voters during any . beautiful gifts were received, a very i __________ _ _ wife of the Church of Christ, have campaign. The voters will gather. pieasant evening was followed by a p . c . i i i i listen attentively, do a lot of hurrah- dajnty lunch. r l i n e r a l o e r V IC e s f i e l d been enjoying a vacation at Seaside ing, and whoop things up generally which was unexpectedly shortened for Mrs. Christi nsen when Mr. Springer was called out of for their favorites. And to be sure on the day of election the voters will go Odd Fellows of State ______________ town on business. Mrs. Springer will to the polls and cast their ballots in to Hold Anunal Picnic Funeral services were held Satur- j fill the pulpit Sunday, both morning day for Mrs. Anna Christensen, native and evening in his absence. In the the more important elections which are held. A fter they have done that, of Beaverton, who died last Tuesday > morning the message will be on “The Odd Fellows from all parts of Ore at her home In Portland. She was Book of Remembrance,” and In the they say to themselves that they have ~ * discharged their sacred duty to their gon will picnic at Champoeg July 9. born November 14, 1886, at Beaverton, evening “ Peace in Chaos.” country and they go home .and are Grande Lodge officers of the organiza and moved with her parents to Rus content from then on to let George do tion will be the main speakers. The sellville when she was 3 years old. j Mrs. Henry Watts Home Willamina band, the Gervais orchestra She graduated from the old Russell- i the rest. and the Rebekah orchestra from Sa ville public school. It is not sufficient to measure From Visit in Montana She was married November 14, 1908 your citizenship by such acts alone. lem will furnish the music. The program will commence at 11 to Soren Christensen and besides her 1 A good citizen, interested in the wel Mrs. Henry Watts returned home fare of his country, should not be o'clock, with sports and games in the widower she leaves a son Harold C., | the latter part of last week from afternoon. The picnic is open to the two granddaughters; a brother and a content to sit idle from one election White Fish, Montana, where she has sister. Interment took place in the to the next and let things run with- public. been visiting for the past six weeks Multnomah cemetery. out showing more than passing ------------------ — — with her daughter and son-in-law Interest. Tw o Washington County Rev. and Mrs. Omar Idso. Mrs. It is just as important for a citi Beaverton Ladies Attend Watts wa8 accompanied on the trip Boys at Training Camp zen to keep informed as to what is by her daughter Edith, who remained Annual State Conference for a longer vl3it with her sister. Mrs. transpiring in the administration of government affairs after he has voted Two Washington county students. Watts reports a very pleasant visit for the candidate he thinks is most Ellis J. Jersey, of Aloha, and George Among Beaverton folks to attend and says she especially enjoyed the capable to hold the Job as it was for E. Wolfe, of Hillsboro, are attending ; tbp annua) 8tate conference of Congre- scenery. him to vote for that candidate. the seventh annual C. M. T. C. at Van- ^rationa.l churches at Hood River last The work transacted in the various couver, Wash. They are part of a week were Mrs. H. M. Barnes, Mrs. offices in the gift of the people is pub camp much reduced in size, as consid-; L D shellenberger, Mrs. M. H. Met- Trip to National Park lic. Yet how many citizens take the : erably les8 than half the original1 and Mjsa j uuette Carter. All the Made on Motorcycles time to acquaint themselves what is quota of 590 were able to come this iadie8 returned home Thursday even taking place in these offices, and it Is time> due to drastic reductions neces- ing but Ml88 carter who will spend a A group consisting of Mr. and Mrs. not with any charge that other than sitated by instructions in line with the ,nonth in Hood River, Ray Faxton, Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Mad what should take place there is tak federal economy program. ______________ sen and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Briggs, ing place, but as a matter of informa ; SEARG ENT R Ç Z L R E TO BE of Portland, left Sunday by motor tion. There are some citizens who do NO B EE R ELEC TIO N W IL L STATIO N E D N E A R H O N O LCLI cycle for a two weeks trip through not even know where some of the of BE HELD A T FOREST GROVE Yellowstone National Park. Little fices are located, and what is the na Petitions asking to have the matter Seargent and Mrs Barney DeZure Valjean Madsen is staying with Mrs. ture of work which some of the of fices are supposed to handle. Yet of licensing the sale of 3 2 beer refer- of Vancouver Barracks, Miss Ivy Pe- Halsten while her parents are away. they will declare that they are good red to the people, were rejected by terson and Miss Corn of Walla Walla, "Bud” Galloway is taking charge of citizens and voted for the best men on Forest Grove City recorder H. G. Wash., were callers at the home of the R ay’s Garage for two weeks. Bond. Sufficient time was not al- Mr. and Mrs. S. B .Lawrence, Sunday, election day. Men who are ordinarily considered lowed for advertising the election, ac- Seargent and Mrs. DeZure, who left Clarence Churchley Hit above the average in Intelligence dis- cording to the tecorder and the ex -; Wednesday evening for San Francisco, in Head with Baseball play helpless ignorance when It cessiVe penalty for violation of the 11- will embark Tuesday for Hawaii on comes to discussing matters of thi- j censing ¡aw was a second technicality the transport Republic. Seargent De Zure will be stationed for thr< o years kind. Clarence Churchley was struck In I on which the rejection was based. at Schofield Post, twenty-si-\ en miles the left eye with a baseball at Sun There are frequent board and othei from Honolulu. Miss Peterson, lister days ball game at Aloha and knocked meetings which have to do with the HILLSBORO TO A P P L Y TO of Mrs. DeZure, will accompany them unconscious, A fter hitting his eye the affairs of government, and yet nobody It. F. C. FO R MONEY TO PUT ever attends them other than the IN M U N IC IPA L W A T E R SYSTEM to San Francisco. ball glazed o ff his temple. His first members, and consequently nobody words on gaining consciousness were; knows what is going on. There are "Did the fellow go home?” CO RRECTIO N Application for $350.000 for con reports o f various activities prepared Through an error the names of and placed on record for the benefit struction of a municipal water system Hould be ready to submit to federal Jud(?p ^ McNary and Beall Tank TW O ™ of the public, and not one in a thous and ever takes the time to read them authorities within a week, according j ^ p jpe Company, appeared on a spec- I Such ignorance and lack of interest ¡to George McGee, city manager foi ia, ad ,n th(g pap<,r regarding the has permitted many useless adjunct- Hillsboro. Of the sum sought $250,000 j 8a,M tax D. V. Copps and Rune Brohlin, of (akp ^bj8 fneang of Informing near Tigard, were both given 18- and loss of motion in government, anc would be on general obligation bonds, the steady inciea.se in cost. This lost while $100.000 would be a grant under oyr re(lders tbat these names should months penintcntlary sentences Sat motion has invited corruption in the national indistrial recovery act. not have appeared as sponsoring urday, by Circuit Judge Bagley. Both Charter changes, including extend this ad. pleaded guilty. Copps was apprehen many instances, and the result has ded May 17, by deputy sheriffs, while been costly to the citizen, the busi ing the Hie of bonds issuable by the Brohlin was picked up May 27 at the ness,, commerce, industry and dan city to 40 years will come before the Dewey the Pumber has been awar gerous to the government itself. And Hillsboro voters July 21. Acceptance ded the contract for plumbing the new same house by state police. all because nobody had time to get 8 will be considered the same as an in- dorsement of the plant construction ° dd Fellow hall to be built at Tigard, little information and sound a note of Have your prescriptions filled at plan« according to officials of the. « will be located in the grove next to warning and get busy plugging the Browns Beaverton Pharmacy. cUy . ' | the Grange ball. Continued on Page 4 PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY AH Town Officials were Present at Monday’s Council Meeting GET SUES TAX FACTS TOURSELF All town officials were present at Council meeting Monday night. Minutes read, corrected and ap- Proceeds of Sales Tax to proved Be Devoted First to Recorder Instructed to request Mr. Bingham's presence soon as conven School Funds ient in regard to pump. Cocoa-Cola Co. requested to pay li The opposition to the state sales tax cense 2nd and 3rd quarters, 1933, at is purely political. The primary pur- once. License for fire truck last half 1933 pose behind th® opposition, is not to ordered. better the financial situation in this Councilman Koshland reported that 8tal' ' vuted- grass along roadside had been mowed ! nd 8Ucb opposition prohably will get votes. For appeals to class preju- by Henry Zimmerman. Councilman Fordney will have ^ dlce' are very «u itfu l politically at all times, but particularly at the present charge of selling wood pipe. time, when the people as a whole are Adjourned on call. discontented, and eager to find a goat So the sales tax is pictured as a Miss Georgiana Benson “rich man’s tax”—something that should be defeated for the benefit of Married Friday at the common man the way to solvTS St. Cecelia Church ihe tax problem in this state is simple —merely spend less money for pubiiu purposes. Miss Georglana Benson, daughter ot , ,, , , _ , .. We only wish it W E R E as simple us Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Benson, became the ! v , ,, . „ i that. Everyone favors the spending bride o f Ray Martin of Garden Home, _» ___ , ... , . , . . . . of less money for public purposes, and at a simple ceremony performed In . „ , / . , .. . . a. rr . u > .. , if the state and county budgets could the rectory of St. Cecelia church Frl- . . , . . .. „ ^ .. be balanced by reducing expenses in day evening by the Rev. Father , . , .. j ., , , .. state administration, everyone would O Neil. Immediately after the cere- [ bp j or ^ mony, the couple left for a short Hll, . __. . . V, ... . ... Hut they cant be—and every well honeymoon in California. They will i . __ . , ' ' infoimed person, Including many of make their home near Portland. I . ... , . , J the opponents of the sales tax, knows ~ # It. Attends Farewell Dinner For the routine business o f the state a. r > v p *i ii haa to go on. Just aa the business of at McCormick Home the CoUntle8 and the cities has to — on. Economies have already been in- Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Brown of Gar - ' troduced, expenditures have been re den Home, attended a farewell dinner i duced, salaries have been cut,—more Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs chta can be made perhaps,—but not I. G. McCormick on Chehulem Moun- enough to materially Improve the es- tain in honor of Mrs. McCormicks < sential situation, brother-inlaw and sLster Seargent and • • « Mrs. Barney DeZure. Other out-of-1 The sales tax opponents A R E cor- town guests were Miss Ivy Peterson * rect in this, —only in the direction of of Walla Walla, Miss Corn of Medford, rigid economy can state bankruptcy and Mr. and Mrs. Alan Comber, Mon be avoided, if the sales tax is de ica McCormick, of Portland. feated.For the property tax has fall en down. The income tax has reached the point of diminishing re Masonic Picnic to be turns. W ith the defeat of the sales Held on Tualatin River tax the only way ut o f the mess, will be to spend less money—keep expen ditures down to income. Beaverton Masons and Eastern Star • • • members plait to hold their annuul What will this mean? Well, in the picnic on the Tualatin river, Sunday, first pla^e, here in Jackson county it July 16. This event is looked forward will undoubtedly mean crippling or to each year. Sports, games and closing the Ashland Normal. It will swimming will be followed by a pic mean a radical curtailment o f state nic dinner. agricultural research and experimen G. Cecil Funston Married tation. It will mean, crippling our In PortUnd W ed n «d .y L r X m ín T -S r " d P" h' P’ For the proceeds o f the sales tax Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Funston attended | are devoted first to the school funds the wedding of Mrs. Funston's broth in the various counties. Without this er G. Cecil Funston to Miss Lena Ba revenue, and with the situation what ker at the Willamette Boulevard it is, the school system can not be car- Evangelical church in Portland on ! ried on, as It is, and has been carried Wednesday evening, June 28. A re- ^ on. ceptlon was held for the Immediate families and bridal party at the home We can’t have our cake and eat It. of the brides parents, Mr. and Mrs. I f we refuse to accept a sales tax, Baker. then a special session of the legisla ture must be called, the entire tax problem reopened, and other ways de Publicity Brings Many vised for meeting our debt charges Inquiries to Agency and administrative expenses. We have yet to hear from the sales Advertising is the stimulator of all tax °PPonenta a" y other way to do businesses. This is expressly re- thi8 ,han cuttlntf down expenditures, vealed In information which Leonard *n tbeir own Interest the people Adams, Beaverton Insurance man who I " hould car*fully determine Just what states he is well pleased with the re- ‘ 8UCh a cuttlnK down w “ > mean to suits obtained from publicity run In them’ thelr chddren and the commun- thls paper. Inquiries have been com- j ,ty ,n whlch they ,,ve- before they de- ing in to him from all over the coun- clde to fal1 ,or the Propoganda of ty, from persons anxious to learn «elf-interested politicians and vote about the new truck and operators a8alnst the sales tax. Let them get A L L the facts. Let act. He 1» glad to furnish this Infor mation to you, regardless of whether them regard the matter not as a poli or not you care to purchase your In tical iseue, but as a business problem Then let surance from them. Mr. Adams and —for that is what It is. his assistant N. J. Skce are fully In them vote N O T in the Interest of some office seekers, but In their own formed on the subject. self Interest, and the sales tax will win. H O LSTE IN BRE ED ER S' ASSN. M A IL TR IB U N E . TO n O M IO A T CONNEJ.I. BROS Robt. W. Ruhl, Editor RANCH, SATU RD AY Medford, Oregon The annual picnic o f the Washing PIC N IC A T M O U N TA IN D A LE ton county Holstein Breeders' asso A merry group o f folks Including ciation will be held at the Connell Brothers ranch on” Saturday, July 's' Mr and Mr8’ A - E Hanson and iam‘ Several prominent speakers will be on ; i,y’ ®*r«' ** Drone, and eon Ed- the program arranged by Frank Con- I ^ ard- and da»Hib‘ e«- Ardene, Miss Ma- ncll, president of the county assocla-! ^el P ris o n , Mr. and Mrs. George tlon and H. A. Mathiesen, western I f'P® and famlly and Mr’ and M' 9’ field man for the Holstein Fresian I Horace Emmon* and «<” >. bad a l^lly association of America. j P,cn,° at Mountalndale on the Dairy A judging contest will be held In the Creelt the Fourth. morning with the dairymen and the v W KDS HONORED judging teams of all the 4-H calf clubs , N E W L Y W EDS HONORED in th* county competing. A basket I A lar* e d e l e t i o n of Progress lunch at noon will be followed by a i youn« P*°Ple * ave Mr' and Mr8' ” ar‘ ' rls Hansen a chlvari party at their progiam which will be of keen Inter-1 est to all dairymen and especially to home in Beaverton Friday evening. Mrs. Hanaen served her guests with breeders o f Holstein cattle. refreshments. The Hansens have just returned home from a month's visit Save Money On in Nebraska. They left immediately Your Photograph by having your picture taken now aft* r thelr “ a" ‘aK«- at the Hofsteeter Studio, 165)4 Third Free Dance Every Saturday aad st. They do euch lovely work.. . . and e fine 8x10 framed photograph or Sundaj « t Heidelberg Gardena, 1 mile 1 doz 8x4 minlaturea ere a very epee- east ot Beaverton on Bertha-Beaver- ial value at only $1.00. 1 ton highway.
